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by minraws 4mo ago
So you mean to say Google knows AI definitely won't be needed after June 2029... Understood...
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by minraws 4mo ago
There was a time when some employees wanted 1000$ per month for rent, imagine that. It's absolutely insane, 1500 * 12 is north of 17K dollars, I know that in Google outside of few specific cities and roles. Getting a 17k bump in salary
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by minraws 4mo ago
ooof I did have the nagging feeling I had seen a gui thing with that name before.
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by minraws 5mo ago
Already have one but moving old services especially banks, and licenses and very old accounts and so on is such a PITA. I had to fill a dozen forms to move one of my govt accounts to my new email. This is not fun..
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by minraws 5mo ago
govt stuff, they have 3-6 month cycles for updating details in my country for certain stuff... stuff that can be changed online is better but there is stuff where i need to go to the office
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by minraws 5mo ago
Please Google let me buy my email and move it to my own service without any restrictions and I will be thankful. I am now in too deep to move away, from my govt licenses to banks to everything else. Switching away from Gmail isn't poss
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by minraws 5mo ago
Proves the point that skills don't matter results do, if a monkey manages to make better milkshake and you fire the chef, you didn't really improve the kitchen. But that's what we do in stock and markets and well whatever we
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by minraws 5mo ago
They did release, MAI-Thinking-1 to compete with Sonnet. Totally not sure why that isn't at the top here.
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by minraws 5mo ago
They are buying 10B$ worth of shares for 10% discount from current valuation, and if their goal is to hold for 10-20 years, then it could be a good hedged buy in favour of AI. Even if AI crashes 90% SpaceX, OpenAI & Anthropic are worth
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by minraws 5mo ago
most likely the millions of llm bots that scrape hn and stuff hugged it when it got to frontpage.
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by minraws 5mo ago
there is desktop variant as well
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by minraws 5mo ago
isn't dgx ai first and rtx prosumer first. I think it will be cheaper longer term not atm with component inflation
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by minraws 5mo ago
Awesome, won't be buying it all at current prices but once they calm down, I will very much like to get one. Around 2-3K USD something with a good GPU + CPU + 128GB of integrated RAM is just going to be an awesome experience. Consideri
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by minraws 5mo ago
OpenAI & Anthropic are deeply in bed with US govt, and they need US govt approval before model releases, and all US Companies under various acts need to share data with the govt. I mean sure there are investors and a little more open-ne
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by minraws 5mo ago
Well then you get PR disasters like these, I have moved off of AWS and helped several services that use AWS at atleast 4 companies, who used to pay AWS mid 6 figures, and been paid chump change to do it, but I helped just cause AWS sucks I
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by minraws 5mo ago
I don't think anyone is accusing revenues are manufactured, the article is even more straight forward it says it's built on hype and bringing profits forward and pushing opex and capex ahead. I can be profitable trader in Q2 but l
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by minraws 5mo ago
They closed Crucial in an announcement they until very recently still sold stuff to consumers and they have a business entity still to provide support and warranty in most countries. I got my RAM rma'ed 6 months ago, yes it was intense
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by minraws 5mo ago
Micron is a US company, and US did the same against Japan in the past
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by minraws 5mo ago
I might be wrong but your second point can't be true if the first one is true. Let me explain, imagine CXML grows massive and builds a lot of fabs, so much so that it becomes the leader in multiple segments, then the market demand cool
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by minraws 5mo ago
Low hanging? how low hanging are we talking, the basic stuff is gone. Largely big challenges around quantization were solved 2 years ago, and we have just been improving from there. But can massive gains still be made? Definitely. The entir
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by minraws 5mo ago
Depends on which company you are, if Nvidia announced a layoff US stock market will collapse. If Microsoft did, then they will be lauded. Layoffs aren't indicators of success or failure, just some theoretical tea leaf reading style sig
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by minraws 5mo ago
Yeah had a similar experience with a Youtube dashboard auth thing, folks in big tech don't care well either does my manager, it doesn't add to my KPIs and making things secure by making customer experience worse is just a product
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by minraws 5mo ago
I mean the biggest risk is Chinese CXML benefits and capturing markets that others are leaving hanging and then being able to compete and push out the others when costs start to normalize. As for 20-25% growth not being enough, I think it&#
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by minraws 5mo ago
I think the perspective is most systems don't need validation based security, only access based security. So it's fine for some services to serve requests after the access has been revoked for a few extra minutes or seconds. For s
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by minraws 5mo ago
Is it just me of did others also read rubbish instead of rubi-sh...I think that might be the joke. hm...
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by minraws 5mo ago
I am not joking when I say this, if you pay me 1.3 million dollars today, I will get so much more done with just a single 200$ codex sub in 30 days than he has in 30 days, I can promise you that. I just checked the code and feature outputs,
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by minraws 5mo ago
Prioritize discoverability, and self hosting on my own domain, with more customization for the protocol and ui/ux aspects. Basically allow people to deploy something closer to gitea on a webserver initially, which has all the basic pro
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by minraws 5mo ago
The more I have been using git and building my own tooling and services around it for usage, I have figured out that something like radicle feels like the right/better solution, definitely better than what github is atm. There are roug
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by minraws 5mo ago
I mean sure Google & Apple are evil, but don't we all need some evil in our lives, EU citizens doesn't matter we love the evil and honestly we enjoy it. What can't we do for these two companies we will beg, we will bend,
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by minraws 6mo ago
Wait what? How, what? This doesn't compute

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